Veterans Remember The War On D Day

The transcript reflects on the experiences of over 130,000 disabled veterans, particularly those wounded in WWII. It highlights the vivid memories of D-Day, the largest armada ever assembled, and the challenges faced during the invasion of Europe. The narrative emphasizes the scale of the operation and the personal struggles of individual soldiers amidst the massive military effort.

How many disabled veterans are mentioned as deserving interest and care?

• Over 100,000

• Over 75,000

• Over 50,000

• Over 130,000

What was the significance of the 75th anniversary mentioned in the transcript?

• The signing of the peace treaty

• The invasion of Europe

• The end of World War I

• The liberation of Paris

What was the primary objective of the 4,000 ships during D-Day?

• To transport supplies

• To evacuate civilians

• To attack Nazi defenses

• To conduct reconnaissance

What role did the planes play during the D-Day invasion?

• They dropped bombs and paratroops

• They transported soldiers to the front lines

• They provided air support for ground troops

• They conducted aerial photography

What challenge is highlighted about individual soldiers during the invasion?

• They had insufficient training

• They faced easy resistance

• They were easily stopped despite the armada

• They lacked proper equipment